With Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow , your whole deal is striking with low-cost, evasive creatures, then launching your commander into play with ninjitsu, and reaping the rewards: plenty of card draw, and plenty of pain
Neon Dynasty takes the plane of samurai, spirits and dragons, and moves into an age with giant mechs and a world trying to harness the power of the great spirit trees they used to revere
It isnt a mechanic that does anything on its own, but if you have Lessons in your sideboard, you can get them during the game using any card that says Learn. In other words, when you have a card that has a Learn effect, you get to look at your sideboard and select any card that has the Lesson subtype
Animar gets bigger every time you cast a creature, and bigger means cheaper eventually casting enormous Eldrazi for free
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I think the potential power of the card and how perfectly on theme it also make it too good to miss but with Cloud, Ritual and the Waste Not the deck is getting a little crowded with situational cards
